By implication, if Thr946Ala itself is indeed the functional variant responsible for its T1D association, one would expect the diabetes-predisposing Ala allele to represent gain of function even though it was derived by mutation of the conserved ancestral Thr allele.
Even though it's derived from what I did, it's much better.
It seems that, while people do occasionally get fired, they are more likely to be downsized, right-sized, resized, outplaced, decruited, reengineered, or riffed (which has a nice rock-and-roll feel, even though it's derived from "reduction in force").
Connell states that even though, as derived from postcolonial theory, hybridity signifies diversity, there is need to stress 'the devastating colonial histories of forced disruption' (22, p. 65).
Even though it is not possible to directly derive a conclusion from this result, the strategy to discard unvoiced frames in speaker change detection may have been the crucial factor of the best performance.
Twitter's board, for instance, is dominated by technology specialists, even though it is a media company that derives much of its value from people's urges to broadcast their thoughts.
Griffin claims the BNP is not racist, even though it restricts membership to "indigenous British ethnic groups deriving from the class of 'Indigenous Caucasian'".
It derives from penetrating injuries even though history of trauma or puncture is not always reported [3].
3. I'll mention one more, although there are probably many more reasons why people avoid seeking freedom from religion, even though they derive little spiritual nourishment from it.
It is notable that the equation of Brown & Altermatt (1985 ▸) leads to the best fit (tied here with equations [3], [4] and [14]), even though we derive the equation and its bond-valence parameters in a different way than Brown & Altermatt, and on a very different dataset.
